Top public and private dog hiking trails in Fowler, Michigan

Beagle Boot Camp

This spot was developed as a starting pen for beagles. Brush piles, food plots, and secure cover were established for rabbits. Elevated observation decks (use at your own risk) were built for dog owners to observe their dog working a running rabbit. This spot is designed for beagle use but is multi use for all breeds of dogs. This spot is located in the "country" with easy parking and access. There are very few distractions which allows you the opportunity to enjoy a peaceful experience on mowed trails with plenty of area to investigate, and plenty of scents to stimulate your dogs sniffer.

Yoko's 12 Acres Quiet Meadow & 1 Acre Hidden Pond behind the Red Barn

Where Dogs Run Free, and Humans Slow Down There are easier places to exercise a dog. But this is a place to exhale. Nestled among meadows, towering trees, and a spring-fed pond, this private retreat offers something increasingly rare: space. Space to run. Space to wander. Space to think. Space to do absolutely nothing. Dogs arrive and immediately understand. They sprint through the open fields, follow trails of scent through the grass, splash into the pond, and explore at their own pace. Humans usually take a little longer. They settle into the shade beneath the trees. Listen to the wind moving across the water. Watch clouds drift over the pond. And slowly remember what quiet feels like. We’ve intentionally left the land natural. No crowds. No traffic. No barking from neighboring dog parks. No pressure to hurry. Just open sky, green fields, cool water, and the freedom to enjoy them together. Some days bring bright sunshine and dragonflies skimming the pond. Other days bring dramatic summer clouds rolling across the horizon, turning the landscape into something that feels almost timeless. Every visit is a little different. But the feeling is usually the same. Your dog leaves tired. You leave lighter.

Private 12-Acres Trails, Pond, & Open Play Space in Rives Junction

Private, Off-Leash Dog Retreat – 12 Acres of Trails, Fields & a Pond! Looking for a safe, private place to let your dog run, play, and explore? Our 12-acre property in Rives Junction, MI offers a peaceful, pesticide-free environment for your pup to enjoy off-leash fun. Amenities: • Private Walking Trails – Enjoy several acres of scenic wooded paths perfect for a relaxing walk with your dog. • Large Open Grass Areas – Plenty of space for fetch, training, or just running free! • Pond Access – A great spot for dogs who love to splash and cool off. • Secluded & Peaceful – No crowds, no stress—just you and your dog in a quiet, natural setting. • No Harmful Chemicals – We do not use pesticides or toxic treatments on our land, making it safe for pets. Whether your pup needs a safe space to run off energy, practice recall, or simply enjoy nature, our property is the perfect retreat.

The Numi Dream House for Reactive Dogs in Williamston, MI

1 acre fully fenced yard + 7 acres of private hiking trails in rural Williamston. Former stomping grounds of a fear-reactive herding dog. Please leash your dogs on the trails.

Soldan Dog Park

Soldan Dog Park in Lansing, Michigan offers a range of amenities for dogs and their owners including drinking water, tables, indoor restrooms, a lake or pond, and trails to explore. The park is open from 8 AM to 9:30 PM seven days a week, providing ample time for exercise and socialization. Contact them at 517-282-7150 for more information.

Park hours: 8 AM–9:30 PM 7 days per Week

Roberto's 25 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Six Lakes

Tacoma Hills Park

Tacoma Hills Park in Okemos, Michigan offers a variety of amenities for dogs and their owners, including a dog drinking water station, field, and trail. The park is located at 1815 Hamilton Rd and can be reached at 517-853-4000 or via email at [email protected]. More information can be found on the park's website at meridian.mi.us. Visit Tacoma Hills Park for a fun and enjoyable outdoor experience with your furry friend.

Ken-O-Sha Park

Ken-O-Sha Park in Grand Rapids, Michigan is a dog-friendly park with amenities such as a small dog area, drinking water, washing area, chairs, tables, indoor restrooms, a field, and trails. The park is open 24 hours, 7 days a week, making it convenient for dog owners to visit at any time. For more information, visit the website grandrapidsmi.gov or contact them by phone at 616-456-3696 or email at [email protected].

Park hours: Open 24 hours 7 days per Week

Prairie Wolf Park

Prairie Wolf Park in Caledonia, Michigan is an unfenced dog park located at 8555 Kalamazoo Ave. The park offers amenities such as chairs, tables, a lake, and a trail for dogs and their owners to enjoy. The park is open from 7 AM to 10 PM seven days a week, and more information can be found on their website gainestownship.org or by contacting them at 616-698-6640 or [email protected].

Park hours: 7 AM–10 PM 7 days per Week

Marquette Park

Marquette Park in Wyoming, Michigan is a small dog-friendly park located at 1251 Marquette St. Offering amenities like a field, trail, and drinking water for dogs, it provides a clean and safe environment for both pets and their owners. The park is open from 7 AM to 9 PM seven days a week, making it convenient for regular visits and playtime for dogs of all sizes.

Park hours: 7 AM–9 PM days per Week

Mel's 15 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Laingsburg

Lovely 150 year old decommissioned farm that has been rewilding for 40 years. It has been held as a private wildlife refuge and has been farm and garden chemical free for many years. Trails wind through meadows, woods, and across frozen marsh in the wintertime. Encounter deer, turkey, crane, friendly crows, songbirds, raptors, a wide variety of wildflowers and trees. Also the occasional bunny, fox, coyote, raccoon squirrels and chipmunks pass through. In sheltering spots like my wood chip pile, I have seen snakes and salamanders. In season there are berries and fruit from wild apple and pear trees scattered along the trails. Note that this is a natural area resulting from the rewilding process and not a groomed and open park-like setting. But the trails are wide and mowed regularly for ease of walking. In the woods be prepared to navigate the occasional sticks and branches that may be on the path as typical of a natural woodlot. Wear sturdy walking shoes. This is an exciting place for dogs to sniff around! Looking forward to your visit!

Mickie's 10 Acre Unfenced Private Dog play open area In Ionia

open wooded area on the river where your doggies can run splash and play you can fish have a fire cook out hammock swim whatever you want to make your time enjoyable.

Antony's 17 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Swartz Creek

Just under a mile from downtown Swartz Creek, this peaceful property offers a scenic mix of open space and nature. Stroll with your dog through a small seasonal garden and pumpkin patch, or relax together under the shade of the pines. You might even spot deer, wild turkeys, or playful black and grey squirrels leaping from branch to branch. The farther you wander, the more you’ll find yourself surrounded by the calm and beauty of nature.

Derrick's 5 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Comstock Park

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Kim's 5 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Laingsburg

Large yard, great for working on distracted recall as well as leash/off leash work on the trails.

Brittany Rinehart's 5 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Howard City

Out here you will feel a sense of private serenity. Property is surrounded by woods and farm land. There are plenty of trails for walking. Open spaces for playing. Birds singing and nature.

Chelsea's Private Dog Park In Swartz Creek

Michelle's 14 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Cedar Springs

14 acres for your dog to run and play! You can even access the White Pine Trail from our yard to go for a long stroll. Also, when it’s raining we have an indoor arena for off leash play.